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Dynamic tiling window managers like dwm and xmonad can do this. They default to a 'master/stack' layout but you can change the layout algorithm. You esentially
by yoyohello13 3y ago
Dynamic tiling window managers like dwm and xmonad can do this. They default to a 'master/stack' layout but you can change the layout algorithm. You esentially have a 'master' window and a stack of secondary windows. You can promote a window with super+enter and it gets swapped into the master area.
There are some autotiling scripts for i3 that can emulate this behavior as well.
- GrumpySloth 3y agoAwesomeWM as well. It allows you to write your own tiling algorithms in Lua.
- ElectricalUnion 3y agoI thought that xmonad just changed the windows dimensions and location for most of the layout configurations, can it change scale of the windows as well?